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  Art Gets the Axe

  Katie McGroarty & Vivien Leung – Published November 6, 2012

  Stock up on paintbrushes, artists—the way things are going in this country, art supplies might be hard to come by before long.

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  Editorial

  The Link – Published November 6, 2012

  Strike. It’s a six-letter word every Montreal undergrad has become familiar with, whether it sparks memories of the social tidal wave that flooded our streets for months, or members of the McGill University Non-Academic Certified Association marching outside their employers’ stone gates.

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  The Link – Published October 30, 2012

  After five weeks of relative silence, yesterday bore a bit of surprising news regarding Concordia’s Chinese student homestay debacle.

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  Dividing Times

  Nicolas Greenfield – Published October 30, 2012

  As the American electoral season draws to a close, most Canadians have spent a certain amount of time debating—or at least contemplating—the issues at stake and whom we would hypothetically vote for, on Nov. 6.

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  Heard in the Hall

  Michelle Pucci & Flora Hammond – Published October 30, 2012

  What sort of student spaces do you think Concordia is lacking?

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  Does Concordia Need A Student Centre? Pro

  Hilary Sinclair – Published October 30, 2012

  Students at Concordia are divided.

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  Does Concordia Need A Student Centre? Con

  Julia Wolfe – Published October 30, 2012

  It’s time to take a few steps back in the student centre debate.

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  Nah’msayin?

  Colin Harris – Published October 30, 2012

  I’m starting to panic right now.

  While you’ve all been gushing about how excited you are to show off that super original Halloween costume at that pile of parties you’re inevitably going to, I have no fucking clue what to dress up as.

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  The Grass is Always Greener at the Top

  Hilary Sinclair – Published October 23, 2012

  Last week’s article “Paying the President,” which addressed the salary of our fearless leader Alan Shepard, has raised some questions.

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  Heard in the Hall

  Sanaz Sunnie Hassanpour – Published October 23, 2012

  What do you think of ConU President Alan Shepard getting a $7,000 cost-of-living adjustment raise on his $350,000 salary?